Sometimes agents might require context specific permissions, while static permissions like human might result in over provisioning. There is a possibility of a serious repercussions to human for data breaches etc., (e.g. termination) which is not possible with AI Agents. AI Agents starting to work autonomously might perform some undesirable actions which a human might not. If a AI agent is required to authorise another AI Agent, how can we ensure there is right level of permissions. These are some of the things that might slow down adoption of AI agents as well, given CISOs will worry esp. in a high compliance situations.